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Don't Be A Turd Sticker - Aviation Pilot Wisdom

What's the best advice you've ever been given while upgrading to captain? For many pilots, it's the simple but profound wisdom: "Don't be a turd." This humorous aviation sticker captures the essence of good crew resource management, professional conduct, and the importance of being a decent human being in the cockpit. Whether you're a captain, first officer, or aspiring aviator, this sticker is a lighthearted reminder that technical skills are important, but being a good person and a good crew member matters just as much. Perfect for pilots who appreciate aviation humor and understand that the best captains aren't just skilled—they're also approachable, respectful, and fun to fly with.

Why You'll Love It:

• Pilot Wisdom: Captures the best advice for upgrading captains with humor
• CRM Reminder: Lighthearted take on crew resource management and professionalism
• Perfect Size: 4" x 2.75" fits flight bags, water bottles, and crew gear
• Durable Vinyl: Weather-resistant for indoor and outdoor use
• Aviation Humor: Funny but meaningful message that pilots will appreciate
• Conversation Starter: Fellow pilots will recognize and appreciate the wisdom

Specifications:

• Size: 4" x 2.75"
• Material: Premium vinyl
• Application: Peel and stick
• Style: Don't Be A Turd aviation humor design
• Weight: 1 oz
• SKU: TURDSTKR-6
• Barcode: 850052427955

Whether you're a newly upgraded captain learning the ropes of command, a seasoned captain who lives by this philosophy, a first officer who appreciates captains who aren't turds, a CFI teaching the next generation about professionalism and CRM, an aviation professional who values good crew dynamics, or simply someone who appreciates aviation humor with a meaningful message, this sticker lets you display your commitment to being a good crew member. Perfect for flight bags, crew luggage, water bottles, laptops, headset cases, cockpit clipboards, or anywhere you want to showcase your sense of humor and your understanding that in aviation, technical skills matter—but so does not being a turd. A simple reminder that the best pilots are skilled, professional, and pleasant to fly with.